It seems that the state government is heading towards a difficult time in the coming months, because the quantum of loans has been reduced again.
During the financial year of 2025-26, the state proposed to increase almost 70,000 crore loans of 70,000 GBP. Of these, the open market loans were tied to 64,539 GBP Crore, 4,000 crore loans from the Indian government and another 1,000 GBP Crore through other loans, according to the data listed in the overall budget position of the current fiscal.
However, the quantum within loans and other fiscal year obligations has been reduced to the CRORE 54 009, which is the provisional details published by a controller and a general auditor (CAG) in India in April.
This is not the first time that the Ministry of Finance has limited the state of state loans. In the past, she has deposited similar cuts in loans too much to quote financial discipline.
Interest payment
Expenditure due to interest payment continues to grow and impose a huge burden on the Treasury. The state made a provision of 19,369 GBP for interest payment during the current fiscal fiscal and paid off Crore 2 260 GBP, only in April 11.67%, indicating that the total payment at the end of the fiscal estimate could exceed budget estimates. It should be remembered that interest payments in the last financial year amounted to 26,688 GBP Crore compared to 17,729 GBP Crore screened in budget estimates.
Meanwhile, the state recorded a total income of 16,473 Crore in April, which is 5.78% of 2.84 GBP Lakh crore screened in budget estimates. Of the total number of loans, they were 5,230 GBP Crore and 10,916 Crore tax revenues. GST revenues were 4,054 GBP crore, grades and registration (1,126 GBP crore) and state excise taxes (1,288 GBP crore). Revenue and grants for help and contributions were not left non -warriors for CRORE 253 GBP and 68.85 GBP. Revenue without tax was only 0.80% of 31,618 GBP crore and grants to assist 0.30% of 22 782 GBP crore screened in budget estimates, according to CAG report.
Published – 8 June 2025 06:53
